Romain Vimont
Romain Vimont
Just FYI, alternatively, you could download it anywhere, and set the environment variable `SCRCPY_SERVER_PATH`: ```bash export SCRCPY_SERVER_PATH=/path/to/your/scrcpy-server ```
> but scrcpy limits the height to my actual screen height (and draws black borders for the width!). In fact, scrcpy sets the requested window width and height to SDL,...
> As for template data structures, things like https://github.com/rxi/vec Thank you for the reference. After a quick look, the impl does not seem correct in term of pointer aliasing (in...
> Indeed, my local version uses void** But even with `void **` I think it is a strict aliasing violation: it aliases a `T **` with a `void **`. It...
I can adapt the sample to highlight the strict aliasing violation with a `char **`: ```c #include static int v0 = 100; static char v1 = 42; void f(int **a,...
It would be great if there was an option to build scrcpy statically (with relevant parts of ffmpeg and sdl included). (#1624) This would be easier to distribute a binary...
https://github.com/Genymobile/scrcpy#macos Is it the same with MacPorts?
Inverted how? Vertically? If you record with: ``` adb shell screen record /sdcard/file.mp4 adb pull /sdcard/file.mp4 ``` Is the video "inverted" too?
OK, so there is a bug in your device ROM. Is it flipped vertically, or rotated 180°? If you rotate it twice with `Ctrl`+`→` (or `scrcpy --rotation 2`), does it...
What do you mean by inverted, then? Cold you post a screenshot?